Most of the reviews seem to be for the $18.69 adapter (1st one). Has anyone tried the 2015 car transmitter/receiver ($24.99, 3rd in the list)?
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I have the VicTsing BT one and it is awesome! I use it on my home receiver and tap my phone (iHeartRadio) onto it. Highly recommend it.
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I ordered 2 to see which one worked better. The Breett Bluetooth 3.0 receiver and the iclever IC-BTT01 Bluetooth transmitter. The Breett which was 10.00 dollars cheaper works great and my daughter is using for the same reason, with here old iPod. Now the iclever was not working when it got shipped to me, but i see it got good ratings. I sent it back without ever being able to evaluate it. The Breett worked so good, I just went on and kept that and never reordered an iclever. Hope this helps.
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Interesting. I've been considering pre-ordering the 1390T. The amazon description says it does have multi-point routing, maybe it is wrong. With the FM transmitter on the 765T, do you have to use the FM transmitter, and does this mean you have to tune your radio to a dead FM channel while driving? Interesting point you make, because the prices are very similar on Amazon.
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My HD works with it as well. All it needed was an update, and that was done by simply plugging up the zune to it. I suspect that's why it's jumped up incredibly in price... guess I should've bought 3 instead of one while it was cheap!And just a general note... fm transmitters all seem to put out the same quality, no matter if it cost 5$ or 85$ dollars -- at least in all the places I've used it in. I only bought this one because it was crazy cheap at the time. At the current price, my 10$ one from ebay may not look as nice, but does the exact same job.
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I connected using 4.1 and the Torque app. Worked great. Never any issues as far as connection. Only time I had to repair was when I unplugged from the dash. The only issue I ever had was when I parked the car for a week and a half and accidentally left the adapter plugged in. I'm pretty sure it drained the battery. It wasnt a lot but after a week and a half it added up.
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Me too. Looking for a FM transmitter for my 2nd Generation Shuffle. Wish we could get some answers here.
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Hey Dave,No, that's whats nice about this receiver. All you need to do is buy a GPS app that fits you, they range in price from about $15 to over $60. I use CoPilot, also I have an iPod so Make sure you have a 30 pin connector on your iPhone. If your not sure what app will work for you or if the receiver is compatible with your device just email Emprum at support@emprum.com They will probably get back to you the same day.
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I found it had very limited usage with newer cars, as it says in the description. Plus the customer service is very limited and in China. I bought a better one for $55 at Autozone, works on every car I have tried it on.
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107.7 seems to work better for me .But there is lots of distortion if you want the same experience of the radio output.-Don't think the car stereo companies have any competition concerns from this but...It is nice and does what it says it does.10 bucks at biglots or dollar general.Thanks.
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I have a question for you as you have used the Inno for 2 years. In the car, can the Inno receive a signal in standalone form without the antenna? My question basically boils down to whether the car kit is necessary because the adapter is not (it can be run off the battery just like if you were walking outside) and I can plug it directly into the auxiliary line in my stereo. So the other thing I would really need is the antenna. Thanks
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unfortunately no but, you can check these out. this will work on your car. (FM TRANSMITTERS)I highly guarantee this one. iSimple - ISFM2351 ***Note - Some vehicles require a special antenna adapter (not included)***These are other options.iSimple IS32iSimple ISFM21iSimple IS77I recommend for you to buy the device on amazon which is cheaper most of the times and for best performance, have it professionally installed.
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Thus did nit wirj for ne. I had an iPod extension cable in my car connected to the bacj of the radio but wanted to be able to use other devices like Android phone or my children's players so thought having a regular 3.5 audio connector available would be grwat but the convertor did nit work. Spent money an time and it seems all I git was disappointment.
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Before I purchased this product, I did some research. I started off at best buy, and was told the one I needed would cost about $150.00, then I called a local stereo shop and was told about the same. Finally I callex a friend that installed the stereo he gave me the right part for my car. So my advise would be research the part before buying, and if this is tge right part then make suure you use the extra red wire that is provided for the power source.
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Glad u asked pal, hands down, your best option is Fly Sky GT3C 2.4ghz transmitter / receiverafter seeing a bunch of guys w them at my local track i researched them a TON, and absolutely love mine. has an endless amounts of adjustments ect on the trans, plus u can program multiple models to all run on this transmitter, AND it has a lithium battery that recharches via USB off any device u have, and the extra receivers are only $7, trust me u will not regret it, soooo much for your money , around $50
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I bought this one: SCX10 AX-3 2.4 GHz RADIO TRANSMITTER CONTROLER, and works great!! Just $17
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One other thing Rick, the receivers usually come as a car kit , find the receiver that u r interested in, scroll down and look for the used ones. Check for new and used. The used ones can be very reasonably priced. Yes u take a chance but I've been very lucky.
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I just noticed the inflated price. I bought mine a month ago, found it as effective as a whole new adapter, but then lost it when my granddaughters were here for the week. At $10 I wouldn't have 2nd thoughts. But at over 15 (price hike, tax and shipping) you may wish to look into the MagSafe 2 adapter knock-offs. They'll probably work just as well and last longer (because they're much harder to lose).